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The Catholic Church’s iconic Black Nazarene image will have a new carriage design as it embarks on a new mission following the return of its “Traslacion” or grand procession on Tuesday, January 9, 2024, in the capital Manila after a three-year break due to the pandemic.
The in-person celebration takes place after a three-year gap due to the pandemic on Jan. 9
The biggest change that the officials emphasized is that the devotees will no longer be allowed to climb up the caroza also called “andas” of Jesus the Black Nazarene.
The biggest change that the officials emphasized is that the devotees will no longer be allowed to climb up the caroza also called “andas” of Jesus the Black Nazarene.